Scarborough Athletic thought they'd won it when Luca Colville struck late on against Spennymoor on New Year's Day.
But Boro were denied by a late leveller, from the County Durham side, nine minutes from time.
There was already 77 minutes on the clock when Luca Colville put the Seadogs ahead at Scarborough Sports Village.
However the Moors equalised within four minutes through ex-Scarborough striker Aiden Rutledge.
Boro boss Jono Greening spoke to SAFC TV at full-time:
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